Custom Leathercraft 1526 25 Pocket Electrical and Maintenance Tool Carrier

This is one of the best tool kit layouts that Ive owned. The parts box compartment really helps. If you plan on carrying heavy tools, buy a better strap. Ive had a couple of CLC bags and the clips on the straps have all broken. Wire ties get you going again in a minute, but I just replaced mine with a Klein strap with steel buckles that look like they will last longer.

This bag is perfect for those that need to carry all their hand tools as well as a few battery tools in the center. Stays sturdy and stands well even after overloaded with about 40lbs of tools.

I threw away three plastic tool boxes and went to this. EXCELENT CHOICE!!!

Is a very good tool bag, But it tends to deform over time. It is actually larger than it looks. But it will hold a lot of tools just as long as you dont put too many of them in there. I had mine a year-and-a-half before the handle and strap broke. Just make sure you dont overload it.

Can hold a bunch of tools.

Plenty of room for organizing tools. Can carry everything you need. Better than the old design where the plastic case was at the bottom of the bag. The pouch that carries the plastic case can be used for storage as well if you decide you dont like the plastic case. Gets heavy when you load it down with tools but its better than carrying two smaller bags.

The only improvement to make would be to make the small parts organizer out of metal. The plastic one is too easily broken.

Muy buena pero mejor la anterior versión

I bought this to hold my standard household tools. Before this I had a standard toolbox with a lid and a widemouth zip-up tool bag. The lidded toolbox worked fine, but you always had to unlatch it to get to your tools, then relatch it later, and sometimes I just wanted to be able to go grab what I needed quickly, so I would leave it unlatched, and tools would start accumulating around it on the shelf. So I got myself a widemouth canvas tool bag. It was large and had a plethora of pockets for all of my goodies, but I found that it would sag and fold down over the pockets sometimes making it difficult to get to things. Plus its overall floppiness annoyed me. Enter the LeatherCraft 1528. Pockets to hold everything I need, stiffness and open design to aid in the location and procurement of my required tools, easy grab handle and supercool looks. I currently have the following in mine. Ratcheted multibit screwdriver Cordless driver Corded Drill drill bit, screwdriving tip and socket sets - all in small square cases. 12 extension cord (for my drill) Alien multitool for mtn bike Channel lock pliers 3 small pliers crescent wrench Staple gun with staples standard claw hammer Household nail set on outside - Nails, screws, drywall anchors, etc in container on bottom. Other Small items: Safety glasses, glue, wd40, small ratcheted wrench screwdriver, gloves, magnetic studfinder, file, pencil, boxcutter, tape measure. There is room for 5 or 6 more small tools such as screwdrivers or wrenches. Bottom Line: If you are an average home owner and weekend handyman, this is the tool carrier for you.

I disliked the storage container that comes with bag. Very hard to open. For an extra 10 bucks, I’m sure people would still buy this bag with an upgraded storage container. I like how versatile the storage compartments are. Perfect amount of room I need in the Hvac Trade. I’m a service technician and I don’t need many big tools, so this big is for me. Would enjoy an upgraded storage container. Will be buying one to put in side holster.